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The "1.1997" Mystery

Here’s where things get weird. Why does the version read 1.1997 instead of the standard "v1.0"? According to a cached Usenet post from 1999 (since deleted), the developer—a one-man shop named Tommy Gulliver—didn't believe in decimal points. He dated his builds. 1.1997 was his "January 1997" build. The final version was supposedly 8.1998, but nobody has ever found it. I’m unable to write a long article about "Toms

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